Today’s guest is Marina Shakour Haber, life coach and author of ‘Your GPS To Happiness’. Marina says before you know what you want, you need to find out who you are and what is it that gives you joy, pleasure and excitement. It is all about taking steps to change, taking action and accepting that no one is perfect. What is the first step to finding happiness, what about spiritually and its importance to feeling better and how the power of a positive mind makes a difference.
An enlightening GPS guidance to happiness, fulfillment, and success offering practical tools and deep insights on how to cultivate a greater sense of self to overcome fear and insecurity and arrive at abundance, confidence, and empowering relationships with yourself and others.
We live in a time in which we have replaced emotions with emojis, traded real events for relevant hashtags, and have become emotionally as flat as our devices. We operate from a mindset of lack—of not being or having enough—from believing in scarcity and limitations tainting every aspect of our being and experience in life. Furthermore, we pursue happiness—we believe that when we have something, we will be happy. Yet when we have it, the elation is fleeting and leaves us feeling empty and hollow. Thus, we constantly long and strive for more which leads to the never-ending pursuit of happiness as we chase of material objects and possessions. We fall victim to our egos and to our doubts, fears, and worries. Consequently, we don’t feel good about ourselves. Thus, we choose to withdraw from society. We feel alone, abandoned, and desperate. Our lives are falling apart. We ignore signs that it’s time to change course, but we lack clarity, fear the unknown, and simply don’t know where to start.
Your GPS to Happiness guides you to arrive at a place of inner joy, perfect happiness, and self-confidence so that you become who you are meant to be. By following this road map, you can achieve great health, wealth, and success, and of course deep, fulfilling relationships with yourself and others. Stop pursuing happiness—start being happy now.